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My first Apple product was a iPad Pro I got last year. I consider myself quite tech savvy, but the gestures was a huge pain-point when learning the device, to t
by chrbarrol 7y ago
My first Apple product was a iPad Pro I got last year. I consider myself quite tech savvy, but the gestures was a huge pain-point when learning the device, to the point that it soured the whole experience for me:
When trying to find the WiFi toggle button (which is accomplished by "pinching" the screen) I basically just tried every possible gesture until I found the right one (I know that some gesture opened it from watching others). By far the worst and most memorable UX problem of the year.
- umbos 7y agoWhy wouldn't you just Google it? It would have taken you two seconds and then you'd have known all about control centre and how to access it. Besides, none of those gestures are actually necessary; you could have gone settings app > Wifi > turn wifi on/off.
- hu3 7y ago> Why wouldn't you just Google it You shouldn't have to Google for basic functionality such as WiFi toggle button.
- Zarath 7y agoRight, and you don't. Going to settings and toggling it is fairly obvious.
- bouke 7y agoI think that after disabling WiFi, there's no Googling possible.
- whywhywhywhy 7y ago> Why wouldn't you just Google it? What if the problem was how to turn it on?
- robertoandred 7y agoWiFi toggle is in the Settings app where it's always been. What's so confusing about that?